The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-12-16
SENATE COMMITTEES.


Fun List of the Members-ttiiotise Com.
mittee Elections.
WASHINGTON, Dec 13-The following is
list of the Senate standing committees, the
trst-named being chairman:
Agriculture-Fa 1mer, Blair, Plumb. Sabin.
Paddock, Gibson, George, Jones; Bate,
Appropriations-Allison Dawes, Plumb;
Hale, Farwell, Beck, Cockrell, Call, German.
Contingent expenses Jones New. Paddock,
Vance.
Census-Hall Morrill,, Wilson Qa.), Stock.
bridge; Davis. Berry, Blodgett, Turpie.
Civil 6 rvice and nstrenchment - Chace,
Dawes. Henderson, Stanford, Stewart, Voor
hees, Wslthall, Wilson, Berry.
Claims Spooner, Hoar, Mitchell, Stewart
Quay Jones, Wilson, Pasco Faulkner.
Coast Defenses-Dolph, Cameron Hawley
Hiscoek. Mcpherson, Hampton, Reagan.
Commerce - Frye, Jones CNev.), Dolph
Cameron, Sawyer. Cullom, Palmer Ransom
Coke, Vest, Gorham, Kenna, Gibson.
District of Columbia - ingalls,, Spooner
Chace, Riddleberger, Farwell, Harris, Vance
Blackburn, Faulkner
Epidemic Diseases-Harrs, Hampton, Els
It's, Berry, Stanford, Chandler, Stockbrdge.
To Examine Branches of the Civil Service
Quay, Aldrich, Allison Hampton, Gray.
Expenditure of the Public Moneys-Farwell
Plumb, Platt, Sherman, Frye, Beck, Kenna
Gibson.
F,nance-Morrll, Sherman, Jones (Nev.)
Allison, Aldrich, Hiscock, Voorhees,, Beck, Nc
Pherson, Harris Vance.
Fisheries-Stoc Dawes, Stamford
Hampton Blodgett.
Foreign Relations - Sherman, Edmunds
Frye, Evarts Dolph, Morgan, Brown, Sauls
bury, Payne.
Improvement of the Mississippi River-Pad
dock Chandler Earwe1l HawIev EuStiS Walt
hall, Bate
Indian Affairs-Dawes, Bowen, Sabin, Platt
Stockbridge, Morgan, Jones, Hearst Daniel.
Interstate Commerce-Cullom, Platt Blair
Wilson, Hiscock, Harris. German, Eustis, Rea
gan
udiciary-Edmunds, ingalls,, Hoar, Wilson
Evarts, Pugh, Coke Vest, George
Library-Evarts, Hoar, Voorhees,.
--Riddleberger, Sabine, Quay
Colquitt Blodgett.
Military Afairs-Hawley, Cameron, Mander.
son, Stewart, Davis, Cockrel Hampton, Wal
thall, Bate.
Mines and Mining-Stewart, Jones New,
Mitchell, Teller, Bate, Purple, Faulkner
Naval Affairs-Cameron, Hale, Riddleberger,
Stanford. Chandler, Mcpherson, Butler, Black.
burn, Gray.
Patents-Teller, Cnace, Platt Hiscoclz, Jones
(Ark.), Gray, Kenna.
Pensions-Davis Blair Sawyer, Paddock,
Quay, Wilson (Md.), Turpie, Blodgett, Faulk.
ner.
Post-offices and Post Roads-Sawyer, Chace,
Bowen, Mitchell, Quay, Salisbury, Colquitt.
Wilson, Reagan.
neutrality-suspicious. Hawley, German.
Private Lands Claims-Ransom, Colquitt,
Pasco, Edmunds, Stewart.
Privileges and Electons-Hoar Frye, Teller,
| Evarts, Spooner, Salisbury, Vance, Pugh,
| Eusts.
Public Buildings and Grounds - Stanford,
| Morrill,, Spencer, Quay, Vest, Daniel, Pasco.
| Public Lands-Plumt, Blair, Dolph, Teller,
| Paddock, Morgan, Cockrell. Walthall, Berry.
| Rairoads-Sabin, Sawyer, Hawley, Mitchell
| Chandler, Stoclzbridge, Brown, Kenna, George,
| Blackburn.
| Revision of Laws-Wilson Qa.), Hale, Teller
| Wilson OMo.), Daniel.
| Revolutionary Claims-Col1e, Pugh, Hearst
! Chace Morrill,.
| Rules-Aldrch, Sherman, ingalls,, Harris,
| Blackburn.
| Territories-Platt, Cullom, Henderson, Stew.
| art, Davis, Butler, Payne, Gray, Turpie.
| Transportation Routes to the Seaboard-
| Mitchell, Plumb, Cullom, Dawes, Aldrich, Glib.
| son, Vest, Call, Butler.
/ Nicaragua Claims-Morgan, Wilson Qnd.),
Hearst, Hoar, Cameron.
Woman Suffrage Cockrell, Brown, Pasco,
Blair, Palmer, Chace, Bowen
Mr.. Faulkner is not yet Senator, and his
name was not announced yesterday when
the committees We're elected by the Senate,
| but as there is no doubt as to his admission,
| places have been assigned to him as given,
to which he will lie appointed when he is
seated.
| WASHINGTON, Dec 13 -After the adjourn
ment of the House the members of both
parties held caucuses to nominate members
| of the Elections Committee The DEM
ocrats chose the following representatives:
Crisp (Ga.), chairman; OuthwaiteE O), Bar
ry Miss.), O'Ferrall (Va), Marsh Pa),
ONeall Qnd), Moore Nex.), Johnston IN.
co. and Heard Nlo), TurnertM. o. de-
clined the. craftsmanship The Republicans
selected: Rowell Gll), HouS- Tenn J,
Cooper (O) Lyman Ga.), johnson Qnd J,
and Lodge Mass.) -
WASHINGTON, Dec 13.-The Pr Adent sent
to the Senate yesterday a long sof recent
! appointments, including those, bf the fol-
| lowing Ministers to foreign governments:
| Oscar s. Strauss, of New York; tp Turkey;
| Alex. r. Lawton, of Georgia, to Austria
Hungary; Bayless W. Hanna, of Indiana, to
the Argentine Republic; s. s. Carlisle, of
| Louisiana, to Bolivia
Consuls general: Jared L. Rathbone, of
California, at Paris; Charlton H. Way, of
Georgia, at St Petersburg; D. L. Pringle, of
South Carolina, at Constantinople; H. NJ
Sewell, of Maine, at Abba. Several secre-
taries of legation and large
number of consuls were also named
G. Brown Goode to be fish commits
sioner; Leigh W. Reed, Virginia, to be as
sistant register of the treasury; four col
lectors of internal revenue; ten collectors
of customs; number of appraisers and
special examiners in the customs service;
promotions in the revenue marine service;
two supervisors of steam vessels, and
eleven postmasters.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The Senate bills
introduced yesterday for the erection of
public buildings call for an aggregate appro-
priation of $7.645, 600. The principal
items are as follows: For public building
at Omaha. Neb., ST, 100000; Milwaukee,
Wis, 81, 200, 600; New Orleans, La. 81, OOO,-
900; Kansas City, Mo-, 100000 Port
land, Ore, $500, 900; Pueblo Col, $780,
600; Saltwater, Mimi, 800, 900, and
$3.50. coo each for buildings at S oux City,
Ia.; Youngstown, O.; GAINESVILLE, O., and
Salem, Ore.
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